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. If you send your "techno musics" (<-I love the plural) 16bit mixdowns to mastering engineers they will plobably laugh for a second and then reply back that they need a 24bit (or higher) mixdown/render. wrong. many great records have been made / mastered with much less dynamic range than...

not neccessary. there's a backup of buzzchruch, someone just needs to take the time to get it to run again.

any chance people with slow boot / buzz start times have some crappy antivirus installed ?

of course you can put it on a cd, just not an audio-cd

i love buzz! I love that i can open a bmx from 2001 and it still works :) I love that its "total recall" / 100% digital workflow, never loose anything. Sold all my hardware :) I love that it has the perfect middle-ground between modularity / complexity / ease and speed of use. I love that ...

get the latest versions of some machines. i've got the latest version of peerctrl, and when i right click>assignment settings, nothing happens. is there an older version which works with the latest build? you're probably missing some dll. maybe the PAL dll or something else. maybe use dependancy wa...

I am using XP (SP3) for a long time until now and its working flawless for me. Boots up in 6 seconds. And it handles that NGEN thingy ;) perfect. It all depends on computers strength. Mine is about 5 years old, but it has still enough power (AMD Athlon 3200+ 2GHz). You need a stronger machine! I'm ...

for dsp ? any language will do for experimenting, but actually implementing it for use in a vst / buzz machine c++ is the way to go. I'd take something that isn't too far away from c++. c# is nice to work with and kind of easy to port to c++ afterwards. http://www.dspguide.com/pdfbook.htm http://www...

UNZ: You did buy Skyrim didnt you? Buggy as fuck, but still a great game innit? ;) good comparsion, since skyrim and maudio stuff are both toys ;) I also bought an RME because i was sick of companys not able / willing to write proper drivers if their life depends on it. I need something to work wit...

You might have to start contributing to the GUI :D If you make a diff of the changes you make, then other ppl could recompile the GUI to include it if they want, without having to choose between updates from oskari and your dll's. (actually, I'd like the diff for the "hide new sequencer" ...

loop recorder also displays VU meters when you record, just look at that code too.

not sure what you mean with: "but you would have to enhance the BuzzGUI.MachineView with the math anyway." Yes ? its more or less copy from loop recoder, paste into machineview.

on my 2600k, buzz seems to spread the load onto the real cores first, which makes sense i guess. I wouldn't worry about it too much. The cpu (and buzz) seem to know quite well how to handle pretty much any situation you throw at it, even single threaded workloads are insanely fast. If you really run...

mes wrote:Yea we got the point that you dislike Behringer. lol
I can understand your point of view, your first comments just weren't very helpful and seemed a bit trollish.

but fair enough, I share the same hatred for M-Audio.

word! another company on my "ban for life" list

well, i have / had some doepfer gear (drehbank / pocket dial) that still worked after years, but not sure they even make them anymore. Replaced the mixer with an ecler one but thats a total different product category so won't help you. My point is just that i wouldn't buy behringer again, ever. Just...

maybe they have to replace them after every gig ;) go ahead, buy it, regret giving your money to a company that can't come up with durable products (not surprising for the cheap cheap cheap price). i owned several of their products, and they all broke quite fast. never again. btw, the bcf2000 died e...

buzzgui might have to be extended in order to bind a mini vu (output level of the machine) to the actual machine gui. you can use the "plug api" (same as loop-recorder uses) to get to the output samples for displaying vu. thanks but how? i had something like the jeskola limiter example in...

behringer and "built like a tank" don't go into the same sentence, if they work its pure luck

strobotone wrote: buzzgui might have to be extended in order to bind a mini vu (output level of the machine) to the actual machine gui.

you can use the "plug api" (same as loop-recorder uses) to get to the output samples for displaying vu.

my behringer bcf2000 broke after like 3 weeks. never again.

as soon as they start supporting all of .net4 and wpf...